christmas in the park it is tuesday morning, 4:32. a live look out at san jose's christmas in the park. i was there yesterday, beautiful. good morning and thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. mike inouye helped light that tree. >> the arrival of kari, now. >> it's great to have vianey arana here with us. >> it's frosty in the north bay, 30s and 40s. that's very cold. especially as you wake up and head out, pack that coat. the temperatures in the south bay, 45 degrees. peninsula, 44. look at the tri-valley, a biting

40 degrees. expect to keep these chilly temps. we are falling into the fall-like almost winter trend. the 30s and 40s are something you want to get used to. the north bay, 38 degrees. that might be the zone where you have to get out early and turn the car heater on to get the frost off the windshield. take extra time. we will warm up nicely. i'll break down the details. first, let's check in with mike. >> the highways are clear. no frost advisories as far as the roadways are concerned. the rest of the bay, the speed sensors look great, green all over the bay. a tiny bit out of the altamont pass. there may be fog near navato. highway 37 and 101. this shows a clear view. the curves. back to you. >> thank you very much. we have breaking news out of

san jose this morning. we have a crew headed to the willow glen neighborhood. we have reports of police activity. there's a command post set up. it's near meridian. they are not saying a lot right now. we will bring a live report from the scene in minutes. continuing coverage of a terrifying scene that unfolded in san francisco. we are hearing from a family who escaped an apartment fire moments before a gas explosion. >> they say it is a miracle their son escaped. we have the story of survival. >> reporter: just moments before the explosion that tore through the apartment building, carlos, who is deaf, was home alone and sleeping. suddenly, he felt a strange vibration that caused him to get up and out. >> he explained, i feel

something moving and i run out of the house. i can't believe it. >> reporter: ironically, his parents were out paying for their car insurance. this is their car. >> everything is broken. everything is broken. >> basically, a giant boom. >> everyone back home said police evacuated 100 people from 19 addresses. >> they pounded on the door and came in. they were like, out, now. get out now. >> reporter: the fire chief says the leaking gas came from under the street outside the apartment. >> i would expect gas was filling up the garage, hit a pilot light and that caused the explosion. there's no other real reason for that. >> reporter: as for the strange vibration, the family says it was a miracle. >> he got out. thank you, god. >> reporter: as further proof, they pointed at the picture

dangling in the blown out window. >> my brother read the bible every night. he just had the picture. i don't know. >> reporter: picture of jesus? >> yes. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." happening now, the search is on for a missing inmate. his tattoos make it easy to be spotted. he has a skull tattooed across his face. he disappeared yesterday afternoon with his crew serving time on a weapons charge. he was set to be released in three months. it is 4:34. today marks the fourth day the jurors will deliberate in the kate steinle case. no decision was made yesterday. they had more on the defendant. the questions were not open to the media or public. we will continue to monitor the deliberations today. stay with us. if they reach a verdict, nbc bay

area will bring that to you live. a follow up on the battle of a gun store. city leaders voted to delay the opening by more than ten months. it started a few mopts ago when a southern california gun dealer was about to open a new store. the backlash forced them to delay the project as they review the issue. recreational marijuana back on the agenda for the board of san francisco. they want to get new rules on the books before it's legal. they have been criticized for the delay. a vocal group of older residents are demanding a ban on pot shops. there are proposals to keep them 1,000 feet from schools. they are holding a hearing. the street was purchased by a san jose couple for $90,000.

the city's tax collector auctioned off the road for nonpayment of taxes. they were sending the bills to a bookkeeper who retired in the 1980s. there was no road on slashing oakland unified by $15 million. the meeting ended with no decision. a vote is expected december 15th. they are urging the board to make cuts at the district level rather than classrooms. they are accused of overspending on consultants for three years under the former superintendent, wilson. cyber monday a huge success. a look at how shoppers spent this year. plus, the company taking a note from a biblical story, turning water into wine. how it's being done and where you can get it. really?

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good morning, i'm landon dowdy, live at cnbc world headquarters. she could be set to open slightly higher. stocks ended mostly lower, but the dow had a small gain. we are looking at home prices. the dow rising 22 points. nasdaq slipping ten points. shoppers continued to spend on cyber monday. sales were 17%.

it would be the best day ever since cyber monday was created in 2005. traffic rose 12%. smartphones and tablets accounted for a third of all sales. they are expected to top $100 billion for the first time this year. we have a new trick, literally, turning water into wine. people have been trying for years to create carbonated alcohol with machines. now, soda stream is selling a sparkling gold drink mix. it's the first time they have offered an alcoholic mixer. unfortunately, it's only available in germany, for now. back to you. >> makes sense. you had me. >> thanks, landon. if you feel guilty for spending so much money shopping, you can redeem yourself today. it's giving tuesday.

people are urged to do charity work. you can drop off clothes at union square. it's part of family giving tree, which hopes to make 80,000 wishes come true for bay area children. they do such an amazing job. >> always fun to give. coming up on "today in the bay," vianey arana in for kari hall. it's cold this morning. >> that's the first thing you are going to notice. 30s in santa rosa. 38 degrees. toward the south bay, we are in the 40s. we have a bit of a cold blast coming in and looking ahead to more rain on the way. i'll have a breakdown in a bit. a live look from dublin camera. that's 580. a lot of folks. that's typical. i have a crash that some folks may need to know about. plus, aloha snow. a hawaiian holiday scene on the big island. jose:

ad lib live picture from curnter and booksin avenues continuing to follow breaking news out of san jose this morning. these are live pictures. you can see all the police cars lined up there. there were some shots fired in that area overnight. a command post is now set up

there. we have calls into police and a crew on the scene, obviously, right now gathering information. we'll check in for a live report in minutes. certainly a cold start for the morning here. >> it is. we are only going to get colder. yeah, it's going to be a cold front that sweeps in. that's what's dropping the temperatures down. it's keeping the daytime temperatures cool. it's a trade off. we start out nice and chilly, then comfortable for the majority of the day. the south bay, 45 degrees. you are foung to notice, not a lot of cloud cover. the peninsula at 44. tri-valley, 40 degrees. for san francisco, 48 degrees right now. the north bay, 38 degrees. this might be the time of year you start to see the frosty windshield. i can't complain because we are in california and don't have to scrape snow off. let me show you the 24-hour temperature change. we dropped in livermore.

yesterday, we were already dropping. we have been dropping the early morning in terms of temperatures since the weekend. san francisco, five degrees cooler. the temperatures for today, as i mentioned, we start off chilly, then the afternoon gets cool. it's a nice trade off. east san hoe, 62. san jose, 63 degrees. the east bay, expect to see those mid-60s. in oakland, upper 50s, lower 60s. antioch, 62 degrees. along the peninsula, upper 50s. 57 degrees for half-moon bay. san mateo, 59 degrees. embarcadero, 60 degrees. san francisco will climb to 62 degrees. for the north bay, a combination of 63 in santa rosa and navato 64 degrees. the doppler radar is not showing a ton of activity. further up north, there is a

system. i want to zoom out for you. right up here near the portland and seattle area. this has a chance of bringing light showers to the north bay. it was going to be the next couple hours, but it is staying far up north. north bay, santa rosa might see the chance of a couple showers. as soon as that makes its way through today and the next couple hours, we'll see another arrival of an additional cold front. that's the reason why the morning temperatures are going to stay frosty. we are going start off breezy saturday and looking ahead toward sunday, the clouds clear out. the next seven days, a look at what you can expect. we have stayed nice and dry through thursday. friday, you are going to notice that cloud cover coming in. as we head into saturday and sunday, that's when we see a good chance of rain saturday. a better chance of widespread rain saturday evening. look at the temperatures. we go from 60s this week to 50s

ton weekend, even for inland spots. we have a drop in temperatures. let's check in with mike. a crash in the tri-valley. >> that's right, we do. the speed sensors around the bay look great. we have road crews clearing 880 through downtown and we are going to do over here. that's the only thing we see consistently on the freeway. the crash is off the freeway at grant line road. grant line at altamont road. this is an issue for folks trying to avoid 580. 580 picks up the volume. the merge with 205 out of livermore. that's standard for the altamont corridor. no problems through the dublin interchange. the bay bridge, you are at speeds, just 15 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge. no back up at the toll plaza and no problem for transit. we have bart trains running on time. the other agencies don't have

anything to report. back to you. >> thanks, mike. developing you, the volcano in bali is spewing. the explosion could be heard seven miles away. the area has been evacuated. they say a bigger eruption is possible. the international airport remains closed. 4:49. now, a story you will only see on nbc. princeton is working to free a grad student sentenced to ten years in prison in iran. for the first time, they are talking ant the struggle and pleading for help. >> it can only end with the effort from the u.s. government. only the u.s. government can help us because my husband is u.s. citizen. he was prosecuted and criminalized for his

citizenship. he is the sacrifice of a police cal situation. >> her husband faces espionage charges. the family and university have not publicized it saying they thought it would hurt his chances of release. the interview will air on the "today" show. myanmar is accused of ethnic cleansing. the pope met with the buddhist leader and urged him to promote peace. they continue to justify attacks on muslims. 600,000 muslims fled myanmar. the state capitol is hearing sexual and abuse complaints. the assembly will hold the hearing. in october, 140 women signed an open letter of sexual harassment. tony mendoza, a democrat from southern california was stripped of his leadership role over

sexual harassment accusations. he's also under investigation. paul resigned yesterday. six women accused him of sexual harassment or assault. facebook is tackling suicide prevention worldwide. they are announcing they are using artificial intelligence to target suicidal posts, videos and live streams. they say it is necessary. they will work with first responders to send help. they will send links to crisis crimes via facebook messenger. 4:51. happening today, a court hearing over self-driving cars. uber accused of stealing waymo secrets. waymo, owned by google's parent company is asking for more time

to prepare. uber is ready for the trial and denies wrong doing. amazon, the winner on cyber monday and more is coming its way. amazon is getting huge tax break offers to build the second headquarters. governor brown is $1 billion in credits. $7 billion in new jersey. fresno will give them the power to decide how tax dollars generated by the company should be spent. they are expected to announce the second headquarters next year. >> everybody wants a piece of it. 4:52. coming up on "today in the bay." not the trip they thought they were taking. how they became stranded on a sandbar when all they wanted to do was go home. aaron hernandez may have created a revocable trust for his 5-year-old daughter. he committed suicide in april. patriots paid hernandez more

than $9 million creating a trust. plus, europe's hiv epidemic growing at an alarming rate. that's from a new report. 2016, 160,000 people contracted the virus that causes aids in 53 countries. 37 million people worldwide have hiv. we'll be back here in two minutes with more news. who are these people?

the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. passengers in new york city. dozens had to be rescued from a ferry after it became stuck on a long, cold night for passengers in new york city. dozens had to be rescued from a ferry after it was stuck on a sandbar. 100 people were on board when it got stuck near pier 11. all the passengers eventually

made it back on shore safely. nobody was hurt. snow showing up in hawaii. this is time lapse video. the first fog surrounds the telescope. then the rain and snow comes down. looks chilly, doesn't it? this is the telescope on the big island. more video of snow on the ground as well. snow, really not uncommon at higher elevations in hawaii. the rest of the big island expect to be hit with heavy rain and flooding over the next few days. >> aloha, right? another dublin grand slam by dublin high school's noah mac on "the voice." he sang "electric love." check it out. ♪

>> he has a nice voice. >> how cool to have the strings behind you. >> i know. that's a full production. he belted it out and nailed it, of course you heard. he will make the top ten. that's the big question. find out tonight here on nbc bay area at 8:00. >> he's really good. i bet he will. i hope so. coming up next on "today in the bay," a chilly start out there. >> grab that coat. definitely a hot coffee or tea, if you prefer. 9 degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago. livermore, ten degrees cooler. what does it mean for daytime highs. i'll have the details in a bit. across the san mateo bridge, an easy drive. westbound is your commute. both sides look great. we are going to talk about what's going on in the east bay. we have a new crash near walnut

creek. good morning, i'm bob redell with breaking news in the south bay where police set up a large perimeter. that includes a neighborhood and elementary school. we'll take you live to san jose, coming up. breaking news at 5 am.

a search going on in willow glen. good morning and thank you for joining us i )m marcus washington. and i )mau breaking news. a search going on in willow glen. good morning. thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia.

it's near presentation high school. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the scene this morning. what did you find out so far? >> reporter: well, good morning to you. san jose police have shot off a good portion in this neighborhood that does not include presentation high school, but includes homes on that side of kurtner. a plain clothes officer and assault rifles. they have areas staked out with the lights shining down the street looking for one person, at least one person. i did speak to a neighbor who lives around here who said in recent weeks and months, she has heard shots fired in the neighborhood and there's reports of several burglaries. she didn't hear anything last night. she is wondering if they are things she witnessed or heard in the weeks or